Sentence examples for ground predicting from inspiring English sources

December's Oldham West byelection, for example, which Labour handily won after endless reports from the ground predicting Corbyn would be crushed, suggested that journalistic shoe leather was just as fallible as questionnaires.

Propagation models like Free Space and Two-Ray Ground predict the signal power received as deterministic functions of distance.

Numerical studies of the optical channel between space and ground predict a link loss of −30 or (-40mbox{ dB}) for a spacecraft with a 10 cm aperture at 500 km altitude and a 1 m aperture at the optical ground station [9].

They object partly on practical grounds, predicting traffic congestion and parking problems.

"You will see relations become more friendly and cordial, even outside the cricket grounds," predicted Abid Saeed, the press counselor for the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi.

Phil then went further and broke additional ground by predicting faults — all whilst tuning the machine for processing at scale and in real time.

Many agricultural populations are made up of genetically identical or very closely related individuals, posing unique challenges for disease control, but also providing a fertile testing ground for predicting pathogen evolution within hosts and across landscapes (McDonald 2010).

Voters in middle Australia have warmed to Mr Rudd on this.So the final opinion polls this week should give me grounds for predicting a Howard defeat.

If infants lack evidence of agents' preferences among available goal-objects, they would have no grounds for predicting their next action.

It is necessary for optimum design of GSHP systems to estimate accurately thermal properties of the designed ground and predict the heat extraction rate from the ground.

"Over the next three years, 1,000 to 1,400 will break ground," he predicted, "and they will be spread so that one project will fill up before the next becomes available.